1970 Challenger 'vert - unusual colors ***SOLD,SOLD,SOLD***

[DAYTONA]

Small world indeed. I met Ray about a year ago when I sold him a red dash pad and console for a 70 challenger. The dash was in my T/A when I purchased it and the console I had bought off e-bay. I assume it is the ones he put in the convertible. Ray was familiar with my T/A, having seen it in the process of it being painted back white  from the former custom paint job it got in the 70's and it came from the same generally area he lives in. Also when surfing the web along time before I met Ray, I noticed he was advertising for the current owner of his Mr.Norms T/A that he had the paperwork from Grand Spaulding Dodge to give him. In the ad it listed the VIN as JH23JOB309973 and mine is just 2 cars away from it when built.  Another connection is that Larry owns a white T/A with blue interior and mine is white with red interior and we live roughly 8 miles apart. Lastly I was there the day that Jody's T/A was painted back pink from being candy brandywine in Jerry Jones garage in Pittsboro Indiana in the late 80's or early 90's.

 ...and, I also had a Mr. Norms T/A....triple black 4spd

[Ricomondo]

Wow, it really IS a small world!!

Yes, I had a B-sheet for a panther pink T/A that I had found in the front seat of my old FY1 Mr.Norms T/A that I bought out of Davenport,Iowa. When I registered the car with Barry Wasington, he put me in touch with Jody Reasoner, and I mailed him the B-SHeet. If I remember right, they already had one for the car but It's always nice to have two. And Mr.Norm's T/A, I didnt realize that was you that was posting here. Cool car you have indeed!!! You guys have a very nice clique of MOPAR owners down south there!!

ANd I probably should change my user name; I post by "Ricomondo" on Moparts, and I kinow quite a few of those same people are over here as well, that may not realize it's me

[DAYTONA]

...I swear, New Castle has always had more rare MOPARS per head of population than anywhere in the USA

...our first "Cruise In"....1907, local Maxwell owners pose for a shot in the center of town...the local Maxwell Plant was later  bought by Walter P. Chrysler and was his first factory ...they returned 100 years later for another photo....

ps....and NO, I DIDN'T TAKE THE FIRST PICTURE

[back n black]

My daughter Ashlyn approves of the new vert now if I can get her to convince her mother...